Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 11

CANDIDATES 0. K.'D | BY FARMERS’ CLUB Special Committee Reports on Po- ! (" Yitical Conditions in' Cul- peper County. Bpecial Dispatch to The Bta: CULPEPER, Va., July mittee recently appoini by the Farmers' Club of Culpeper county to dinvestigate political conditions in the .county, and especially to make a re- ‘view of the candidates for various county offices, made its- report at the last meeting. For the legislature the committee indorses Dr, J. R. Bold- ridge, who Is being opposed by Maj. Edwin H. Gibgon, and for supervisors of the county fits candldates are A. E. Curtls, M. H. Isbell, Mid Com ton and J. B Lovin, Other candi- dates for the office of supervisor are members of the present board, all of whom seek re-election. Arrange for Marines. \ Maj. Wharton and two aides from the marine station at Quantico were in Culpeper this week making ar- rangements for the two-day camp which will be held here the 1st of September, when 3,000 marines from Quantico will spend two days here and visit Culpeper battlefields, en route to Lexington, where the great sham battle will take place. The old fairgrounds, about one mile from town on the Brandy Station road, has been selected for the site of the camp. Sheriff J. J. Nash returned from ‘Washington this week with Walter ‘Ellis, colored, who had escaped from the Culpspfl' jail last November, af- ter being sentenced to two years in tained with an evening party In honor of thelr young son, John Merry Lewls, and his two cousins, Mary and Frederick Griffin of Missouri, who are visiting him, Cards hava been received hera an- nouneing the recent marriage of Miss Mary Dinwiddle to Mr. Lewis Little- page Holladay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zack Holladay, formerly of this coun- ty. They wilil make. their home: in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Hattle Deal, wife of W. E. Deal of the Virginia Hotel of Elkton, dled at her home there after a brief illness of paralysis, in her fiftieth Her husband, two daughters jon survive Agricultural Clubs’ Picnic. The annual picnic of the boys’ and girls’ agricultural clubs of Culpeper county was held Saturday on Moun- tain run, just outside of the town, with County Agent Bernard P. Wil- liams as host-in-chief. The pro- prietor of Highlawn swimming pool turned over this establishment, gra- tis, to the young agriculturists, even furnishing “swimming_ sults by the hundred, “and, in addition to basket dinner, brought by the. mem- e | turn from Denv: _.THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, bers, thirty gallons of ice cream were consumed, this being an offering from a local ice cream concern In the town. In the afternoon a special moving plcture show was given at the Falrfax, to which all club mem- bers were glven passes, and the day was marked as one of great success. Arrangements were made for the party that will leave today for the short course at Virginla Polytechnic In- stitute. Members of the part clude County Agent Will practically all of the club the various county schools, many other perso The party will g0 by automobile, and will arrange for stops at Natural Bridge and other | M points of interes Invitations have been received to th marriage of Miss Mildred Dougla Porter, daughter of Philip Barton Porter of Louisa, to Taylor Mans- H J. field Boxley, the ceremony to take er, Place jon the avening of August 1 in esbyterfan Church The bride-to-be hi iy wisited Culpeper as the Green: of Green Law Mark' his home, near Lignum, in ty-seventh year. He was a ve of the civil war, during served with Gen. Fitzhugh Lee" viston. Entertains Party. Mr. and Mrs. Willam G. Good en- tertatned inner_at Mountain th ‘nufllflfllhlnnack rmi M. elghty-two; Andrew T. Boti Woud. al'l:;y- ‘Anne | L. Wwh 11 re- in time to be one Rappahannoc! it the weddl: ;o bin of Madiso of the attendant: We reduce the price—but not the quality. Revising Regular Prices Men’s, Women’s and Youngster’s Footwear. Frankly, we want to close out the summer lines—so we are making the reductions now while you still have need for them. You know Burt Footwear has a standard of its own. The styles are authentic, the make and materials both superior. So you'll be buying the very best—to the very best advantage. Men’s Shoes Now *75* and $9-% in two assortments Women’s Shoes Now $5%—%6-0—$8® in three assortments. Boys’ Black Calf Oxfords— Sizes 9 to 6. Now. Children’s White Canvas— Sizes 8% to 2. N Children’s White Buck— Arthur Burt Co. | 1343 F Street Caring for feet is better than .curing them the penitentiary for violation of the | 1a is, whose nick- ner of escaping t who gave chase very many times b fore his final arrest, was recog! ¢y an acquaintance in the Capital liitle Miss Evelyn Fray, who is pending the summer at the home of ;\Or grandfather, W. . Fray, on East street, was hostess to forty small ®irls and boys on Wednesday after- noon at an attractive lawn fete. On Triday afternoon Miss Anne Dupuy Watkins was guest of honor at an af- ternoon party in honor of her fifth birthday, this being also attended by @ number of the very junior members ®f soclety. Confederate Veterans Die. Two well known citizens and Con- federate veterans, James Dallas Rob- erts and Bert lister, died this week. Both were in their eightieth year. Mr. Roberts was a member of Horse Battalion, | Rosser's Brigade, and served through- out the war. Mr. McAlister was in many battles, and w. tox at the sufrender of Mr. and Mrs. C. Charlottesville annou: - ment of their daughter, Madeline Cal. , to Alan Taylor Street of Conn, Miss Blakey s a anddaughter of Martha ashington, and is connected with many leading families of this etate and Maryland. The wedding will take plgce in the late summer. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis enter A gu.st' rm aeor | BIG REDUCTIONS TERMS On Every Line of Furniture and Rugs in the Store In the Hosiery Shop Men's wanted Hose—of Burt qual- ities. 50¢ and $1.% Women's Spe cial Hose—Burt values. $1 and $195 Youngsters’ Stock- ings—also a Burt spéclal. 3 for $1.00 Only twice a year, August and February, occurs the opportunity to buy throughout the store in every department at reduced prices. On this account the Grogan semi-annual sales are looked-for events. They permit the large reductions on desirable furniture and rugs and have a real significance to all our patrons and to the Washington public in presenting staple Furniture and Rugs of the well-known Grogan Quality for considerably less than usual and prevailing prices. Good Furniture Credit, of Course, in This Sale as Usual Twice a year our stocks are gone Our usual Liberal Credit Terms ap- over, reduction tags placed on an im- ply on everything ardless of the mense stock of Furniture of varied amount of reduction. Select what you prices but dependable standards, and want, make a small deposit and pay quickly moved to make room for new the balance in small weekly or month- shipments. ly payments. = E = E E = = August Sale Price Tags Are on every article in the sale, in addition to the regular price tag, that clearly shows you the saving you make. Now is the time to do your buying for present and future needs. All the Furniture and Rugs in This Sale Cannot Be Listed, but Every line of Furniture, Rugs, Bedding, Drapery, Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, Gas Ri d Novelties teems with discounted items. e . ¥ . Sl Advantages in Buying at Grogfin’s 1st. IMMENSE ASSORTMENTS. Five large floors full of attractive furniture and rugs—regular utock—-not “gale” merchandise. 2d. STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS of greatest amounts. Every line in the store offers special sale features. 8d. LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS. Easy weekly or monthly yments arran, n anythi lect. Ni to sign, no interest added to the plainly marked selling prices. P S e o~ 4th. “GROGAN QUALITY,” a byword for more thm 50 years. in thousand.s of Wuhington homes for dependable goods. Furniture that gives lasting service. Peter Grogan & Sons) Co. ROGAN'S 817-823 Seventh St., N.W. Elhbluhed June 24, 1066 ! HMIWWMIMMMMMHMIMIMHM]IMIWHIMWMNMMH OO O ||Hu & VOILE § _Dressmakers’ B bI-Dcl and colors. \mm_,m o Sard: a MUSLIN 7Yd$.,$l < chuly m. ’ Pll.l.OWCASl-'.S 551'_51 g C, JULY 29 MAKE YOUR KNiCKERs 4for$1 GOWNS Made_of fine weave, soft-finish nainsook; nently_finished. &wmuoes 4for $1 | tucked em. | I} $158 Well made, neatly faished, hroldery flounces. $1.50 Sateen GYM BLOOMERS Highly mercerized sateen, wie belt; deep- Iv ninated: xizes 1923—PART 1. $ DO ITS DUTY! pi‘f'}'fi)fls 2 for $1 ‘Womeén's Bateen and Cotton Tuffeta Petti- conts, elnstic waist and fancy flounces. Crepe KIMONOS SPEND IT WHERE IT BUYS THE MOST! W‘om»nn Tong l-lo“ured Crepe Klmunu- I | pink Crepe miosmers. || 59c Gingham _i%-___L_ Il| 29c Women’s | BANDEAUX a':a' 2Prs., $1% omen's Extra Large Reinforced-seat |ROMPER Color Plain G 6for$l ldul;nln) finishéd Bandeau- P To $1.69 Novelty UNDERWEAR 91 ey color wnd Fancr Lingerie Cloth B Well made, Brassieres, in al DRAWERS 2for$§1 Full-cut sizes, § to 12 years, of good grade mualin. neat embroidery an f:’iz'i'z‘é‘é‘i:g'“"Zfofil %f/c:f‘s%s 4for $1 Musltn or knit; strong and durabl and_buttons: all sizes 2 to SoWRG 2forS] GOWNS All new, fresh and clean; an exceptional buy: sizes 2 to 10 neatly trimmed. “Cinderella” Wuh g“l SUITS & DRESSES ~Claderella" Dress teen, gingham and To $1.98 Big Girls’ Dresses, $1 A large selection of st all sizes 7 to 14 years. Big Girls’ Princess Slips Zfor$ embroidery Summer-weight ; long sleeves; button front; strictly perfect; ‘all Bumbers, Silk Tricolette sl OVERBLOUSES Worth $1.08. A large variety of colors; de styles; sizes up o 41 GIRLS’ ALL-WOOL SWEATERS, $§1 ink knit sweaters, s Sizes 5 to Chil e MOURNING VEIILS Fine qu: chiffon. or net voiles, with ihha d e 3for$1 SHADES (e Senuine opaque cloth: size 335 and 316 L AR VRAA AN AR RN R VAN les, fast color ginghams, and lain colors and chec FITTOY Sl WOMEN’S SlLK 14y steel and peari gras. PILLOWS with tan_or blue s F.q ek ; Chiffon silk, in black or silk and fiber fu eand, polo, All sizes in Jot to 10% | salvuge: full y Children’s 3&‘7'1’5'117311_5 2for$1 8 Polly Prim BLOOMERsSforSI Girls’ 6 to 12 years, Pink Batiste Bloom- ers; full cut made, 3 ERTRTETE $2 Fancy Sh'lpel and Large Fish Net Glove Silk Hose 1 k Pair fi & Selt color or Light colored tops, o HOSE, 2 PRS., §1 White, batiste with Mzss's"‘ALINEYd-,sl Splendid qu s ! perfect_gooils. SATEEN COSTUME SLlPS $1 fast black, gold stripe | APRONS Neat percale and fancy cretonne effects; rickrack edging to mateh Women’s and Misses’ WASH DRESSES odels and nest fast-color mates White Mlddy BLOUSES 0dd lot, slightly soiled or mussed; worth F‘ many_timés more. Small size HATS 3for$l HATS g Untrimmed, colors of rose, Stylish Rounc Ostrich Pands Beautiful ombinations of copen, purple. ¥ rose. etc., oF plain. immwrmm R block or nuty sateen, all or fine 32-In. Dreu GlNGHAM W Oublze Merc. LISLE HOSE ars_of 50c quality; fashion_backs 4Prs.,$l' wide garter | Fruit of THE LOOM Yard - wide, fi famons_for_its PERCALE 8Yds.,$l ht or dark grounds; @} green_only. _Complet: W-terbury Nickel ey TOWELS 7 for $l Red Border. Absorbent. double_thread quality. Wort SKIRTS & TEDDIES, 3 for §1 Women's white embroidery flounce petticoats, or ed. pink and white envelopes, neatly trimm CRETONNE [ Yds., Light or dark grounds. hird.and floral ef- fects: on good quality cl wie 40-In. Fancy Fancy VOILES neat_patterns_on_light _grounds. Worth VEsTs " 12for$1 ; Cotton ribbed ; crochet armholes and necks sizes 86 and 38. Extra sizes. § for A 18 Yds,, $1 Absorbent _quality, unblesched toweling, ith red borer: 18 inches wide. omciam 5 Yds., $1: GINGHAM Paisley, ¢ ely Foren, fabric tn assorted colored 3 . = MEHE A finel stripes: full rfect 50c Misses’ Drawers, 4 for $1 of 8ood grade mudin, embroidery and sizes 14, 16 and Good Weight. All-white Turkish Towels; ‘/2Yds.,$l 3 Full Plece. Perfect. Finely Woven Vol e.. 30c R:d Striped 7Yds.’ $1 TOWELING : grade of ahsorbent s 3 pertect 5Yds.,$l Crochct Cottonl 2 fOl‘ $ 1 & complete line u[ Men 's Nainsook UNlON SUlTS 2for$1- @; . full cut and well 81290 Bleached sl SEAMLESS SHEETS [ Made of good round thread bleached mus- $2 s Matting RUGS 4for$1 & lin: hemmed ends: read; cut and well made. 3“&;:&»&“-&.&& Tery sitgnt trregulars: blick only; lisle to) most_practicall, ALL-S|LK ENVELOPES, $§1 Pink silk envelope chemise, lace and satin tops; full- Women's Stenciled Matting Rugs. tape-bound edges; wort! piok_batiste bloomers, stic waist and koee, full-cut and well made. An Exceptional Clean-Up Sale of 3001 Regular and Extra A sale offerin cks, etc. Regular aud extra 79c Infants’ Pure | SILK SOCKS 2for$1/ Onyx, white, pink or biue sk socks: rib- bed_tops: xizes 4 to 81s: perfect. {WASH DRESSES Values to $5.98 Values to $10 ’f$2 .69 .$3 .79 Sizes traly sensational salues, in votler, tlevie ging- 3 hams, imported ginghams. organdies. etc. e in_plain ’colors, es in both lots. R R R R R AR R R SRR R R RN N RN S sise 23x46 inches. WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS, $1 Plain navy bive serge or neatly colored plalds; scparate belts, fancy pockets; assorted sizes. Made of $1.50 Stamped {PILLOWCASES Pr., Made of fine quallty tublng, hematitched And_scalloped_ends : sssorted_design Women’s Wash Skirts, 2 for $1 fancy- pockets; ussorted sizes BOSTON BAGS $1; ‘ Black or brown Cowhide Bags: s!rflngly attached handles: fall sizes. ‘Women’s , UNION SUITS 3f01'$1 ] Good quality; Swiss ribbed; taped neck @ and armholes: iace knee: sizes 86 and 3x. Towers 4for$1: Heary Turklsh Towels, with blue border, Jg| o : Government wM'.e Huck Towels, size 158336 TOWELS TOWELS its 3for$l g All-white double thread, absorbent grade; a good quality gabardine, separate belt, Women’s Pumps and Oxfords 2 Prs-’ $1 E) 39-In. Dotted v, bluck or brown grounds, with as- stze dots. Full plece: perfect VeSS X 4for$1 Fine gauze cotton: rib; strapa: slzes 48 to 54: also lace tops. TiekiNG4Yds., $1 Good quality, fancy colored stripe ticking, SeRs™ TPrs, S Pink, blye, black, r,smvm or gold on white ) Large Box KOTEX ZBOX&S, $l » Sanitars Napkins in a box; fa- TENNIS Towshoes $1 Men's, Women's, Boys' and Children's white and brown rubber sole tennis oxfords. Mv -In- One_do HOSE Prs.,$1 & o, gray and navy light-w gl E Mo Gaod 6Prs.,$l z Cotton Hose Perfect quality hose in black, gray, brown, @‘ navy and white: all sizes 50c Heavy 28 inches DENIM Tndigo blue _overall denim, wide: 7-ounce weight. WHITE ORGANDY, 53 YDS., $1 Yard-wide white organdy, in a closely woven, clear transparent grade, full piece and perfect quality. NIGHT SHIRTS 15 A tull cut white musiin night shirt, well ‘made. in sizes 15 to 2 ‘Men’s Khaki For outing_purposes as well as for work, PANTS these are well made pants. Slges 82 to 42 Men’s Khaki l SHIRTS Two pockets and coller attached; 14 §1 Men’s and Women s 1 lues !n hlthlnl suite for men, Spefl:.dvhlnue BATHING SUITS Men’s Fine N eecaps 2for §1 good assortment of colors and. patterns, wn)x\m 95 Yeach; special, 2 for $1; sizes 6% Unl)leadled Sheeting, 10 yds., $1 inch, e, closely woven, unbleached sheet- 15 ey ol lensths, up o 4 Fards. JDighly | mercerized nd g30a Tine of colors.. ok Yo s 50c Table Seconds of genaine Meritas brand; white, HOUSE sLppers 91 own alligator and plain leather OlLCLOTH and neat plaids, full pleces 19¢ DRESS GINGHAM, 8 YDS., §1 Fast color, 27-jnch summer dress gingham, in checks her soles. _Sizes 8 to 11 Heavy and perfect. Wsum g e M Sl S 34 e St Women’s One-Strap House Sllppers %1 Made of soft, pliable, black kid-finis! leather, with leather soles and cushio rubber heels attached; sizes 8 to 8. ?.‘:‘f'.;‘:::'z’s'.';.a.u $1 Light and dark shades, all sizes for boys and girls, b to-11-and 1% to 2. 5)1 %&MW%M Sl 50 COUCH Roman striped size; in assorted durk grou rbent, . ntisetic, ‘non-irrjtant, D, | Good absol birdeye diapers, ready to gouehcovers, fringed all arvend, full - KHAKI PANTS 1 OVERALLS, 2for $1 - UNION SUITS ; ?x"flous:zs 2for$1 SUMM Green or ends; ponGee 11 1ds. $1 A fine fabric, looks like silk, yard wide® atural_and _full line of colors. COVERS $l $2PATTERN TABLECLOTHS, $1 grade, cloths, hemmed’ all around. Size 54x34. : KNIT TIES, full s Men’s Silk 3 Prs.’ s HOSE Limited quantity black silk hose z»l highly mercerized, cotton damask i 3for$1 A great values Boys’ 59¢ 3for$1! The kind that, stand the wear and give service. Sizes 8. 9, 10 and 11, Boys’ Blue Plain_bive and blue and white stripe, | Zfor$l§ unton sults, 1 made_with bib. Sizes 7 to Boys’ Summer od bulbri Fine blouses for boys in sizes 6 to 13; some “Bell Brand included. ER PORTIERES, PR., §1 ground, with contrast stripes, fringed yards long. 22c Shaker 6 FLANNEL Pure white, soft, even nap, 27 inches wide; l0Yds.,$l st bty 1 An extra attraction for Dollar day, strongly attached handles. $1.39Women’s l4—button$l LONG SILK GLOVES Black and whie only, In large sizes, per- fect grade: fine dlosely woven quality. 6 for$1 Beauty Luster A, full line of colors, one ounce to each YARN, hall, for sweaters, etc. _Full plece, mfid qn‘!.l:t-yfl fine 3V, 81 Navy, black, eream, bro full ‘piece, perfect grade. Worth 8¢ & Leriwide 15Yds., $1 Cheeledofll grade, unbleached. cheesecloth, ab- sortont, Sioeely woven, xorFLNG 2 Yds.,$1 RUFFLING White or cream, fine val lace, ciren ruffiing, for_collars. cuffs, etc. mm‘:*.%vds.,sl' ’1'?&2‘133‘6"“'3“8-,51 white stripe tlcki 32 inches ide, tull plece, beavy wel Good lity, plain mercerized dam: table Cloths, heiamed, ready o use.